Something I played with
10-22-2003, 02:03 PM
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Originally posted by KC_RX-8
my mom always told me....
"IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING GOOD TO SAY, THEN KEEP YOU MOUTH SHUT!!"
my mom always told me....
"IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING GOOD TO SAY, THEN KEEP YOU MOUTH SHUT!!"
10-22-2003, 03:55 PM
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Originally posted by RX8Lover
This is an open forum - I am entitled to my opinion. But thanks.
This is an open forum - I am entitled to my opinion. But thanks.
10-22-2003, 04:48 PM
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Actually that grafic is from that web page that got posted a few days ago for checking out wheels. modmycar.com or something like that. So he used a Photoshop filter, and pasted the car gfx off someplace else with the wheels already :D
10-22-2003, 09:24 PM
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Originally posted by RX8Lover
a lot of effort? It's a photoshop filter and a copy & paste of rims...a 2 second job.
what, you want me to lie to him and say "GHETTO-FANTASTIC!!!"
No.
a lot of effort? It's a photoshop filter and a copy & paste of rims...a 2 second job.
what, you want me to lie to him and say "GHETTO-FANTASTIC!!!"
No.
10-22-2003, 09:31 PM
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The name Ghetto performance comes from me and a groups of friends that have fast cars but dont have a tuning shop. We do it all ourselves in a factory of which a friends company is run. It feels ghetto working in a factory to all hours in the morning, hence the name.
It was a bit of fun..
It was a bit of fun..
10-23-2003, 12:07 AM
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i'm having epileptic seisures from that image that has been burned into my retinas...please, take some photoshop lessons...
sarcasm aside, that's still pretty horrible...i wouldn't go around showing that to people...not to say i'm any better at photoshop but i just wouldn't draw a line on a piece of paper and ask people what they thought of it...
sarcasm aside, that's still pretty horrible...i wouldn't go around showing that to people...not to say i'm any better at photoshop but i just wouldn't draw a line on a piece of paper and ask people what they thought of it...
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10-24-2003, 10:38 PM
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Originally posted by BRx8
i'm having epileptic seisures from that image that has been burned into my retinas...please, take some photoshop lessons...
sarcasm aside, that's still pretty horrible...i wouldn't go around showing that to people...not to say i'm any better at photoshop but i just wouldn't draw a line on a piece of paper and ask people what they thought of it...
i'm having epileptic seisures from that image that has been burned into my retinas...please, take some photoshop lessons...
sarcasm aside, that's still pretty horrible...i wouldn't go around showing that to people...not to say i'm any better at photoshop but i just wouldn't draw a line on a piece of paper and ask people what they thought of it...
10-27-2003, 01:30 AM
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I like the color scheme of the picture as a whole. The restrained yellow in the background works well with the more vocal yellow graphics on the car.
Composition wouldn't be bad if you got rid of the huge black letters on the top right - they take away far to much attention for what they say.
As far as the vehicle, the rims look like they have a flat spot at the bottom, which is very distracting to me. The wheels also don't look like they'd actually fit in the vehicle and appear a bit off center (too high) from the axles. Perhaps some of this is due to shrinking the image.
I think the use of grey fits in well with your description of working on the car in an unused factory at night. Sounds like fun.
Composition wouldn't be bad if you got rid of the huge black letters on the top right - they take away far to much attention for what they say.
As far as the vehicle, the rims look like they have a flat spot at the bottom, which is very distracting to me. The wheels also don't look like they'd actually fit in the vehicle and appear a bit off center (too high) from the axles. Perhaps some of this is due to shrinking the image.
I think the use of grey fits in well with your description of working on the car in an unused factory at night. Sounds like fun.
10-27-2003, 06:39 AM
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Hey RX8Lover. You've often recommended changes to other people's efforts at visual creation but as yet we've seen none of your own work. Are you just a critic or do you comment from a postion of strength? Why not show us what you can do so that we can learn from it.
10-27-2003, 07:33 PM
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Originally posted by Lensman
Hey RX8Lover. You've often recommended changes to other people's efforts at visual creation but as yet we've seen none of your own work. Are you just a critic or do you comment from a postion of strength? Why not show us what you can do so that we can learn from it.
Hey RX8Lover. You've often recommended changes to other people's efforts at visual creation but as yet we've seen none of your own work. Are you just a critic or do you comment from a postion of strength? Why not show us what you can do so that we can learn from it.
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